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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-16

PaoEEssoR BILLY. rHE EsToAoLOGisF OF
THR kGRICULTURE DEPAkrMEST,
HAS MADE IHPORrANr
DIsDOyERiE6

PaoEEssoR BILLY, THE EEToaoLoGIsF OF
THR k6RICULTURE DEPAkFMEST,
HAS MADE IGPoRrANf
DIsooyERiEs.
WAzHINaTos, Jaae i5.-Pr0iessor III.
lev, the entomclogist OF the Depart
uent Of Agriculture. has msds public
The result of an exhaustive psrsnsAl in
vastisation into the habits Of PtOroS!0s
Haniili or bop lOuse. His discoveries
are expected to prove Of great value TO
hop Rrowers, as ~ has succeeded 10
learning the habitation Of this plant
pest duriag the winter months and
tracing II through It's varYiue stages OF
insect life. Before the Professors iE-
vastiRation Il was n0l known ho8 or
Wbese the inssc,s moved ia the winter
Asa result Of his enquiries the Pro
fessor has satisfied Eimself that the
eg g laid By she female az the CLOSE OF
the ssmmer ara deposited 10 plnm
.rees, where tue insect b8tchgs 10 .he
spring aud reaidss satil tbs third Re3
Grafton. Tais third bf1ed, uolik7 tie
prsdectasars, is winged, aud imulsdi
ately after development sbsnd51s tbs
ulun trees aud attacks the hop vines
In the autumn a eoanter migration
frotn the hop vines TO the plum trees
oscars. Ia The winter the eggs are de
posted ard the Cycle OF life goes % Ia
the same fashion.
II is Q noticeable fact that 10 regions
where tie cultivation Of hop vines Is
new industry, The growers have had
Q mplets immanity for while FROM
this pess. 10 California today they are
not troubled By it. The professor be
llsyes that the phoroiOa kHBIiIia has
been brought TO this country from En-
rope on plum stock. and there is reason
70 believe that Phylioutva. the dreaded
craps pes, ws.s elFrisd from this c0an
tfy 10 EGFore on orape-yirs cuttings:
tbere fore the & ,lifOrnia hop 2soEers
are warned 20 he rare of importing
pluna stock from Eastern hnp regions.
Taese discoveries rendsr Il possible 10
check the ravaess Of the boo l0Bse,
either by inssolio!dea Ia the spriER time.
before the insects have reached she
winged stats, or by tie distinction Of
the shelteTing plum trees. Experiments
wiII be oontnasd With q view of pro
tsctinR the hop vines after they have
become infested with tbe lice.
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TRADE sF ASIA.

SAN FRANCISCO ABUSING 70 faE IutL
MEANING or THIS SEw TRANS
PACIFIC LINE.
SAN FEANcIseo. JuRe l5.-Tne Gail Of
today sa' that the arrival 0f the Abys
sinia at Vancouver 1eaEs that tbs Can
a6iau Paoiiia ia ia earnest, and that IL
San Francisco wants 10 protect its Asi-
attic trade she m1st begin 20 bestir her
self. 1t wiil cot do To despiss our ne0
northern competitor. Potl Moody has
good bafbsE. II Ia E}0 miles Eearsr
Yokohama than this port. Il has tvo
governments b9aind d. Political as
we'll IS commeTeisl considerations are
involved in its strneRls for trade. 10 it
can make itself the Pacific landing place
for tie iEa3e Of Asia With Great Britain,
A point will be eeenrei in favor OF the
maintenance of the oolOuial connection
and a Simultaneous Blow 0ili be strGck
at the sGpTeniseg of San Francisco.
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HAR0TIs pr fAnPo.
sFarKMKBT KE8AkDISG THE 6AkAT
SPANISH STEAMSHIP o9NERs
ISTEsTIoNs.

NNANEMEhE AE8AhAit9 AHE HAEAA
SPANISH STEAMSHIP o9SERs
ISTEsTIoSs.
sAs FRANcnoo, Jane l5.-The state
Dens is again pubiiabed sefe ia an So
paFeutly authentic form thst the Mar
auis DsI Camps, . successful spanish
eapskAlsst, oanss Of the steamship ltEes
Operating bsawesn Spain, Cuba. the
PHILIPPINE IsIands and South Ameries,
has inaliy completed arrangements for
piacin2 q linz OF steamers on the At
Iantic aud PAcine Uoeabs IN opposition
% ths PAoiae Mail stesfnship Company.
Toe spanish steamers ell tuH fFen
here % Panama teaching et tue pripei-
osl Mexican. Central American and
coast ports aud eoanses witb other
steamers runni1g between NsW lCrk
ana Aspinwsll. The AsTqaIs has ss
caYsd a corcessioB fFosn tie Mexican
ana Central American tspablics, wtsfe
by ali dasiable goods sbipps5 tsy biz
lice are alloRed & dnty rebate of - ger
cent aud the line Also receives dirsci
subsiay from the sntrGl American and
Msxio&n Republics
: The hfst stosEner for the line vas re
| ceutly lsarehsd from an E0giisL ship
I yard An3 cbristened Costa Risa. Tbs
OtkeT steamers Of the linz viii oe nAIntd
/ SslvaAcr, Nieagagas, 6uafemals, Hon.
auras, szn fra1eiso9. Panama AID
/ Oolsz- Ine steamers vill begin th =
trips ia Ssp,eUbeF aud f1n wseksy ale
osFfy passengers and freigai.
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CsFFlE aaRKEF.

NATURAL 7, NE RESUMED AND PaiCrs
ALvAScrp IES POINTS.
NTw YoES. Jnre Il TIE eoRee tpsr
kss has AssuaaCa natural tone ard
there Was 70 eSsitsn nt IN trading at
she opening. IaiR morning, when the
ssvel fell tor tha frat call scme best
ticn vas shovn by tuysIs sn6 The eAily
tr.ns actions we're little below lsti
nights closing prices. but in s fee min
uirs tie kssItation disappeared sud bid
jinR became boideF and priOes edSsse-
cd about ten points.
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feie, sud iuisz de5 10 havs a ri Veet ,
sesvice bet ihRse plinis Ia caentt-
tsea ei'h theif railway Ssrvica. q sar,r-
ShSt premstose. Sometime q thAi
nHars. aoStvsr. i ts Be aD event 0f TIE
aSaf faicre.
tAiRtse IEicG Encarthe1
SAN FRANcrsca. Jaas ARothar ex
pasars % tie msthaas res5rt a 10 by The
"a nsse IN tAsir a IRIS 10 tIse. = lana-
il2 81 their frisnds dstainaa "a s6lp-
board wea unssFihed yesterday 10 a
lsitsr Gise1ysre1 on the pessar af a
AorSolian wAils Aitempiis 10 5aafe
The stsk-ceF hoieic. Toe iefer was
srsxsit;ed oY tbs casi0ui hause inter
utstsr. aud rsa Rs solloRs: eRseskss A.
lah. fou nsed nat be spxiaas ab3n'
beng on board the skip. I a. some
money for s9ue one iSRa y5n. VIII
ccsi ever Si0a eAFhsps will take ons o.
taa dsys ncreethra you viii cans 20
Dont be sfraif. Yea niast BE- careful
hsN 70 issfn how 81 talk when teaching
Ysa kSok Chsw."
Gap eI TWenly Miles.
SAS FRAScIso0. June I5D-rae South
efu Pacific Company annoaasea toiay
that tSs OFeSon 4 Califsruia line has
Neen con- pleted 90 Coles staten, thu.
leaving = ssp OF bni twenty niles be
TWEEN that POI aud Ashland. over
which patseEgefs and maii sEs tracs
fcfred bg stage. This arrangement vriil
sontinaa until OSiobeF. by which time
tie lang -uansi will he eonessted sne
shs eosd S'u tn thI0an opsn for
thr5a2h IT, Aii
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AS FAAScfsco, Jane IS.-Ihs Atsbi
sau. Topeka 4 Santa Re peopls pfo-
r0anee tbs repoft thst they had paf-
chsssd the Mallory iiDe % stes19o %.
runnieg hs;ussn d2ltssssa aa3 asS
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t,Ricaso. tEae Is Tia DAY esoss5
vith tie pfeya.ling feeling tess a.
wsgas - aoS sVrr fne a. Doas esneEt
that ksfsssw a Ca. wiEi Be- sbls 70 gay
their 0tiiSltisss has cssssss iateoss
excisemerf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-16

NEv YaEK. Jaae 15.-Tee big dFo2
of N cents 70 Jane Wbssf and I IN
Saly WhsGt al Ceseaaa from It's onsn
spg dgnFea vas announced IN the Nsw
70 Produce Exchange 81 I O'Clock
a2I created iaseoss txsitemeot. bat
seemed 10 be net by no oOfreSp0n lies
fall 10 this market 4 drip Of ceAIs
Ia Nev York fEon opening quotations
refused TO 20 any lover, and the nsrkei
remained comparatively STEADY. III.
news Of ihs fAileEss cf Chiesc0 6fms
eeased some nervousness. Az the clSst
Of the main session. 81 = o'clock, Jaas
Ehest vent at 81 cents ard Jaly st S7is
The fnsl rates sh5w an irregular reae-
tien Of sci cent, most marked o.
June.
Coffee vas a.s1 fsaiureless. bas ths
closing rates shag an advance VI eboc;
sight points sales, $4,000 ssgs.
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SEATTLE W. T.. THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE Ie 1851.


Sksss has.eRtei hs-iwzsu 5Iss eId -.
The lAtts : ayers betnS ths EiRtss Il
the kess.
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FAIIraEs n nufrrH.


MISSEaRoLrs, Jaus 10 - Word :
jest Iscsived thSt several failures lays
oeeafrsa On The Dslalh Raara u Traas.
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SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
~ xAe aAss@xsr CO FsE
Msschants' National Sank

f,KcuRITIEs AND vAI.uABlsEs
GsesnS Aaa pARZsELs ~ all ktnda te
esiveA for safe kesptA1 ana slsrsgN
safoa aud DSpoAs Bexes % hthsfAs
VaCtT reased Al fnoa - - ssa pes -
naa.. accQralAs 10 saEs- m4@
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CHIcA0o, June Is. - The foiioving
firms have Also failed 10 g thFsasb ihs
clearing houses ). d. EIdridR@. n u.
Crafts 4 Co, III. ID Ms;thsws. foest 4
BFierly, b. J. MeCsAry. II. J. Ysus: &
Co, and Pickering 4 Co. JEst bsf0re
the slese of the session 7. b. kidfi3ee
& ,. announced that they wers svsa
os ths market and requested that their
tFsdss shosid not Be eiOsed och The
poTnirQ sessioa closed Titb > 1smsf
fsesiaS Daring TIE Izsl k5aF jaiY
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atrIck

6kFlCNl
sRABscEl
ralaa lays
AZ mafninG
nosnHK w
3. Thnlau
sct, fy4sf
ie. aasafaN I
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cLosISo HILs aouE.

CascAGo. Jans l5-l o. m.-The clos
ing half hear 0n 'OeApGs vas alGost q
oampiese sabsidenoe OF the exeiteoient
Shich prevailed when Jaly wheat broke
10 %. saoFtly aftsEDooa the snnounes-
tcens that KessbaW had failed 20 nseet
his elearanoe hose diaereneas Vas
posted, bot Il seemed 10 have little or no
effect on prices. hsxskaS said he oo1ld
neel all slAin2s against the trm u k0-
ssnfeId had not RAgHisEeed tie mOEey
whish vas checked against, thsrsb5
tying gp 3 millioa dollars Shish raDcT
says he had 10 eis credit
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General Insurance Agency
TAYLOR & BURNS, AGENTS.
FIRE, MARINE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.


I)oIolEs WRITTEN FOLLOWING FIRsT-cIAss AMEnIcAS
L anlF Foreign COMPANIES
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sad decided 70 eicse al saiolns & the
oiiy oR nsxt SasdSy. TIRE ~ that tue
Law e0sa iato tfitct. sXospt one beer ear
den, which viii be kept open IN order %
test tee eonstitu,ieEaiity OF the law.
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Travellers Life and Accident.

Ascta@at ia the
PsaIcy ~
"a oss Ooo sarplBs
TsTs casa'Y ALREAaV sIa.oss
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saseLS RMEHTos q. s.cAAn aKsAT NC naIDn
&c RRInk. cARR & RnE21nn.

A TTORSKYs AND COUrsRIIORs
~ Al Lag. Otiees aS lacoanor, Mount
Vernon and sesftie. seattle once, Room
.Y@lsrI.ssry block. de3tdW
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EHEN SMITH,

Attorney at Law.
U,6 Commissioner and Notary Public
Pine lands bought aad soid
y. q. box 6lJ. Seattle, W. r, iag
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I1cfrKAFNr IsoaEAsINa.

CHIoAoo, Jane 15-The saseensiOa Of
d. nj. Robinson and Crafts 4 Co. have
been announced. Ia the presest anset-
tied condition Of Affairs even the mem.
bsrs Of the fiFm have no idea hos tAey
staxd. The mAaina are open and the
trades nusettled. and until natteFa are
adjusted il will be next 10 impossible TO
tell hoU AEy OF the hFns stand. Ice
sxuitensnt In the pit - inorsasinR and
the bsAGs are savAgely rAiding the mar
"a
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SAN FEAScmCo, June lS.-Snperin-
tendent FeliOws, Of soc aouihsfE Pacific
Company, states thst iEbafeTs are Ia de.
msEd 90 work eu the CaiifOrsie and
Or gon 10 ., Vhish u rev bciug IL
tended through the siskiysu mcuHtsiGs.
Il II tbs intention 90 bEvo t completed
bg Novembtt. Men are working uiaht
and DAY 10 the iartherEnee of thai Oh
iact.
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SAa fGsNCgHro, Jane l1.-4t . ru-
naofsd 10 railroad cifsie3 thas many
ehauRtB are skGftiy 10 take piacs IN thS
Unsan fseiao 0.ae5s. o0nasquent upon
Sc assadption % the management b.
Mr. Potter. keDDs has u that y. ~.
aitekeosk, 3snes8i Western Agent. VII
bs naae aiitasr GaEerai PasssaRsE ABd
Ticket Azfhf Of rs %. X Z ~. via
lea lqaaSs4Es a Pghiaz3, ca 0f tbe U9
iou rss o.,
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KANSAS CRY (Mo.l, Jaaa l5.-la IA
in'eTviev Gsaad Mister SEiiohman
AonabAn declared that the Famots OF
The CoBden shortage we're e0rrtoi and
that the amount thus Tar ascsEtainod 10
about SIu01 Tae circulars kava Aeea
srtFa, A hFaalalsf
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CITE.

IDE. /
IART al
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AAsHARts 1aAA4 ID. a.-~ AFE NAAtGrA II tA q
have received ti3iucs % famine EaN
AsiS Minor. Harvest tine has lust
passed, bot not aincle shaaf Of sraia
bad eeen enf IN all ths plain. Already
nest of the farming villages are DO,
serted A eOmraittae appointed at
Adins = presented an app Al % she
6snevoisut people of America. This
section Of the coanrv contains over
loo,oO0 people. and SlOo0 ars destitute.
An earnest sppsal too ala is maaa BY
the AmaFfeAm RanrA
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San FRaNcIsc1. Jzue l5.-Fice Presi.
5ent CroekeE, of the SOU bern Pacific
Railroad. said to3ay "ii Il tue opinioa
OF Vios Preside 4 Potter. % the Uniou
Pacific, and stnbbs, Of eur sun con.
pany that tie Inter State C1mmissiou
will rot extend the suspension si ths
long and short hsnl oiSus0 after Jniy
7th. and that the laV Eiii BE- strictly en-.
forced tbsfsafser.r CrOckeg aiso COO.
tsEded that il would shut out tbs Trans
eontiEental rosds from through tEs tii ;.
Olher railway ofhsiais expressed ths
VisS that ihs lsS would Be strictly en-
forced, bszinnio2 vita July iEh.
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CHICAGO, June l5.-Ths announce
meut In regasd to kershav a 90. seems
not 10 have been we'll founded. and tkSt
tirm Is apparently meeting sill olsiml.
RImofs put the sDoHni OF 10 SneY at
their comIa and as a million dollars.
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PANAMA. june lG.-A dispatch received
from Wills Marie, little village Ia AT
gentine Bepablic, is TO the eject that the
revelation which brOkr oat IN the prov
inee Of TueomAn bad been suppressed
By the general eeysgnment With iosa
OF 400 lives. The dispatch also states
that the Governor Of the province and
his ministers had been taken prisoners.
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GoSooRD IN. H., Jane i5.-The
senate and ths House met in joint eOn-
vsati0B As noon today for The purpose
% eleotiDg e senator for the unex-
uirsd tern esdinR March 4, lHo9. Toe
i5urnAls Of both bfazebes vefs read.
shsxire that Wm. l.. Chandler bad re-
osived majority Of votes 10 cash. and
be Eas accordingly dsslared doly
elected.
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Ipatruetea to AdheFe.

81. LoUTs. jane iS.-Pfsparati0Es
have hen made heEs fof paiiiDg tnto
Gee. the saadsy las as pfsvidsd by
TIE I.sFisi stBre last winseT. Under tEis
Isz al saloons, beer asKdsrs, billiard
rssuls. si.satiuR ani bowling galleries,
tbsaieFs and baseball psTts fanst close.
The Pciiss q mmtssAurssa hsva Ia
ssrasis4 the Coief 0t Police y riSlg-
oasiy enfofce the lac. Tbs ssiooa Ia
tsfest las ksid tzJ % tafss ulstiluGs
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The Bears are steadily pJuRdinR the
market. and prices since 10 o. clock have
declined. At l0:l6 Juiy wheat was ~.
from there it dropped 10 74s1. then
down 10 74il then 49, aud up one
eight 20 20. and at 1850 II was 73x.
THK LAST RAID BE THH REARs
Has had a disgusting effect on the
board, and there 10 q renewal of the
nervous excitement and uncertainty Of
Yesterday and early this moFnins. 1his
was probably increased by ths rGmoF
that ksrshaw i ca. would margin their
wheat down ts 73 cents ouly.
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I.OsDos, Jane Is. - The American
schooner yacht Diuntless, which is TAX
ius part ~ the JaUslse races rJnnd the
British Isles, was run into oH Aide
bareh this morning by q steamer. TIE
Daantisss Iesslyed oBiy tridDg dam
ages,
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an Nat CAFBeEle.

PursBuEo, Jane i5.-Ail the Con
sellsvills regian ef a3ks pro ia0sFs O.
cept the Cunegie Bros. hare ns,lve,i
not 10 gIaat tre advance OK wages g.
manded.
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OgKyELAND, jGue i3.--Ihs s,fikiug 2
dock men agaia today dsnys ths oal.
pred lascrers from their work, bn: 40
assaults we're oosamltted. Toe dostA
ars now ID aud trouble u felred,
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Sporting Notes.

bridge and Harvard Universities has been
s5 ssa Belmont track on Wednesday last in
to s4 wiz sd. Jhp s ]
office to meet him at O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
rns Ss s Of al sSs asssy
Island The members viii go from Jersey City in Coaches
of
q $500 win take place near Boston the latter part OF
mile walking match between Gadws I'll. and Ed.
start fa dsiessed iiLt anse 'A0"''- "A' A"A '' 'A
Tho last deposit of 500 Of the 900 side match bo
land and Jimmy AisshsifSi rhiiadephia received
Pa fought Tssep'y near rI that pl6aes using LEAD knusI
both men were horribly cut and bruised.
ssys es Sissn snd E
tho race BY a yard It was splendid contest
Easn." as yss ss $hsSs ssms Ss sos
& dd @ 4ss s sS
Souy,sr sho f. Sss.Ts w. y Ms@S S,G Phil:
with his br BY Fred Dougia,H and they have shown
Fleetwood track.
abe Case has secured the use Of Fleetwood Park for
Sa Anf e an The
500 and tbs 80 class, $3.50 The champion rot
to
Tommy DsnfSrth and Joe Kenny his trainer hays re-
by Warren the OF his having only thirteen days
training and having reduce himself TO l2U pounds in
that time left him weak. Ito and Warren are to have
another He says he lights Prof Haley at Buffalo
June IL. Then he viii again visit the West
letter from Pat sheedy John L. sullivan's manager
says the Sullivan combination disbanded Brock
ton. Mass Wednesday Among other things no says:
~ shall remain In Boston for the present. Sullivan
has offer for outdoor summer exhbitions at SILVER
Lake NJ v and at several places in the provinces We
shall certainly go abroad IN September Australia win
England. We have done we'll on our tour Salaries.
hotels Ac, have been 500 to $40 per week Our
ceipts have been from S2OO To SStOu per week, In
some places lost money by OF tue managers
the houses with whom had contracted failing to
cure licenses they were obliged to do by the terms
with them hope to give big show as
Hartford Conn July sullivan Is too fa TO be in the
the last month. He Keeps away from drink, his arm !.
getting aud by the time leave for abroad
John will DO himself again. barring sullivan. Fat ken
Is tho best met In our line OF business
travel lie Is wonder. never saw q man hit so hard
with his left hand. He is taking care OF himself aud
when no lights you VIII see great pugist II nothing
nterfercs you Will Pasey Cardia and Jake Kilrains
cOlors 20 down suddenly when kien gets them up be-
fore him"
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IN Accomplished CAT.
Can Spar and PIsy Billiards. and Know
cheese Sandwiches when no Smells Them.

Caa Spar and PIsy Billiards. and Knows
cheese Sandwiches when no Smells Them.
Thomas Flynn sat DOING upon the top of
the cashiers desk In Billiardist Tim Flynn's
Nassau street parlors yesterday, when the
clink Of q silver dollar that o customer threw
down rudely disturbed his repose. Thomas
Flynn is q black and white cat Of heroic size
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climber OF Alderman DIVERS coteris. finding 1t
get a the es dysweS hs the
and ton amateurs who leaned against the bar
turned AROUND and gazed IN ama3ement as
and promptiy hit back With his lett paw. catch.
Ing the champion slippery-pole climber full
Ut what do You want to box % cried Cornelius.
:, M-e-o-wl' purred the big cat In unmistak-
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watch watch the two The big cat parted Cornelius's
dandy sparrer would DO The sport kept up
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spSapg OF tie desk with a GRACEFUL l leap 'AO
xsEe watching, Thomas Fiynn's antics on o
w BasSy to play h
against the Other balls and 0s sectsd n ss Pom
with comical haste. Rounds OF applause
"That cat" said Tim Flynn afterward lis
worth his weight in gold. III bet hundred
that he can box as well as 2 man can, and he Is
the only cat l ever heard Of that can play
billiards. He was reared IN, ., billiard atmo:.
sphere and seems to know all about the game"
copium, upon the feline giant q workman en-
ored gauge sprang from ladder and. dashing
frantfcally. across the room. bounced IN anger
upon tho cat Thomas was chawing away at
cheese sandwich Tho cheese sandwich orig
inally reposed In tho pocket OF the workman's
coat that hung on hook on the wall. Thomas
Flynn had scented tho sandwich and sprung
upon a high billiard chair, had stood upon his
hind legs. and fshed the sandwich out with his
sharp claws. Cornelius Flynn doubled himself
"Itanght him thnt bad trick " no said. 81
every day when came back from homo, and.
as made It a point not 70 pay any attention
the. chair beside mo, stuck his paw In my
P9ckst and pulled out the RaokAge In which
tS0e1G thli ThoaAS takSS ths oaie.s